What is a ngo

Every non government organization in India requires a legal entity such as trust deed/ Memorandum of Understanding(MOU’s)/Articles of Association(AoA’s) that consists the address and name of the non government organization, goals, details of legal main managing committee members, human resource and staffing or by any kind of staffing agencies, administrative laws, rules and regulations and procedures. More procedures have been discussed in society registration act.

In India, you may establish a Non-Government Organization by any of the following Acts:–

Indian Trust Act 1882:

There is no legal foundation for a trust to obtain permission; if the Trust wants to attain income tax exemptions or if it is based in a state that is run by the Public Trusts Act, trust registration, for example, Maharashtra.

Documents required for registration of Trust Act 1882 :

There is the requirement of details regarding the trustees like Name, Occupation, Address, Age, Father’s Name, Designation, Mobile Number, Email Address and Two Photograph.

Address Proof of Trustee & Settler required: – Aadhar Card/Voter I.D / Driving license / Passport or any other kind of address proof.

Electricity Bill or House Tax Receipt or Water Bill Receipt or Ownership Proof of Property required.

In the case of Rented, Rent Deed duly notarised with rent receipt and NOC form Land Lord on Stamp Paper along with Name of Landlord, Father’s name, Residence Address is required.

Presence of Settler required at the time of Registration along with Original Aadhar Card.

Physical Presence of Two witnesses with original Aadhar Card Proof at the time of Registration.

Indian Society Act 1860:

A group of eight or more people can be termed as a society. Its establishment is complex in comparison to trust, but it also affords more flexible nature in terms of rules.

The documents required for the registration of a society under Indian Society Act‘ 1860 are:-

Copy of PAN Card,

Proof of Permanent Address,

Memorandum of Association copies,

Copy of Articles of Association,

A covering letter,

Proof of Registered Address,

List of all the members included in the legal document,

A self- declaration.

Companies Act 2013 under section 8:

An association that is established under an act by the Parliament of India governed on Indian Company Law for the upliftment of charity, religion or commerce can be registered as a company. All profits should be utilized for the objectives of the company.

Funds are raised through the various kind of sources whether internally or externally which include membership fees, sales of monthly, quarterly or yearly subscription of magazines charges, society registration, donations, etc. or grants-in-aid from the Government, private and foreign sources. Foreign funds are ruled by the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (FCRA) 2010. NGOs eligibility for tax exemptions is applicable to you under like 12A and 80G.

By following the above protocols, NGO’s build a professional relationship with other NGOs,  and government and corporate sector’s agencies. Some of the top NGO’s of India are:-

SMILE FOUNDATION –

It provides education for underprivileged children, girl child & gives support to the poor health of the children.

GOONJ –

It takes disaster relief, humanitarian aid & community development.

HELP AGE INDIA –

It cares for disadvantaged elderly senior citizens.

GIVE INDIA –

It scrutinized for transparency & credibility of thousands of NGO’s.

AKSHAYA PATRA FOUNDATION –

The largest NGO in the world serving the mid-day meal programme across the 12 states of the country.

RED CROSS SOCIETY –

It is a voluntary organization to protect human life and health.

UDAAN WELFARE FOUNDATION –

It supports needy children, Women & Senior Citizens by effectively implementing projects in the area of Health, Education and Nutrition.

UDAY FOUNDATION –

It provides support to the parents and families of children suffering from congenital disorders and other syndromes.

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